Mothers In Motion intervention effect on psychosocial health in young, low-income women with overweight or obesity

Table 2 Adjusted mean and standard deviation of self-efficacy, emotional coping response, and social support in young, low-income women with overweight or obesity^a

	Intervention M (SD)	Comparison M (SD)	Effect Size	95% Confidence Interval
At baseline
Self-efficacy	2.28 (0.71)	2.23 (0.94)	NA	NA
Emotional coping response	2.88 (0.53)	2.89 (0.50)	NA	NA
Social support	2.57 (0.76)	2.56 (0.77)	NA	NA
At the end of the 16-week intervention (T2)
Self-efficacy**	2.56 (0.54)	2.27 (0.54)#	0.53	0.31, 0.76
Emotional coping response**	3.10 (0.39)	2.96 (0.39)	0.38	0.16, 0.61
Social support	2.65 (0.61)	2.58 (0.61)	0.10	−0.12, 0.32
At three-month follow up (T3)
Self-efficacy**	2.54 (0.53)	2.37 (0.53)#	0.32	0.09, 0.55
Emotional coping response**	3.08 (0.38)	2.95 (0.39)	0.34	0.11, 0.57
Social support	2.57 (0.60)	2.54 (0.60)	0.06	−0.17, 0.29

^aSelf-efficacy = self-efficacy to cope with stress. Social support = social support for stress management. Score ranged from 1 to 4 for each variabl; the higher socore, the better. Baseline: N = 569 (387 intervention, 182 comparison). T2: n = 338 (212 intervention, 126 comparison). T3: n = 311 (196 intervention, 115 comparison). **p ≤ 0.01 for comparisons between the intervention and comparison groups within a timeframe. #p ≤ 0.05 for comparisons between T2 and T3 within the comparison group

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